At 03:14 PM 7/18/01 -0400, Dan Brickley wrote:
>It shows how RDF lets you mention a whole lot of resources
I guess the problem I (perhaps others?) are having is that "RDF lets you"
is dependent on how it's decided that "RDF" *lets* you do that? Or
anything. Where is it specifically granted the *right* to do that?
You could string together "mashed potatoes and string beans" but I wouldn't
have to eat them. How did the example string:
<Company>
<owns>
<Company>
<owns>
<Company>
get past (passed by?) something (parser, validator?) that has rules about
what it doesn't choke on?
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